siddarth wrote:I'm a bit more familiar with stowaways now. Still working my way up the learning curve.
Cappy wrote:siddarth wrote:I'm a bit more familiar with stowaways now. Still working my way up the learning curve.
I would emphasize NoPaintRequired's link to the Crayboth Collector's Visual Checklist as an excellent study resource. By referencing the dates on the collector cards, one can generally determine in which drop the stowaways arrived.
Because there will be a test.
Cappy wrote:siddarth wrote:I'm a bit more familiar with stowaways now. Still working my way up the learning curve.
I would emphasize NoPaintRequired's link to the Crayboth Collector's Visual Checklist as an excellent study resource. By referencing the dates on the collector cards, one can generally determine in which drop the stowaways arrived.
Because there will be a test.
Cappy wrote:Heh. I actually started a simple game as a programming project for the Second Son. It was nothing more than name-matching various Glyos figures under a time pressure. The project never got much past alpha development and the Second Son grew up and became a paid programmer, so it will probably never be finished.
Which might be good, because even a few years ago, it was darn tough to get them all right!
akum6n wrote:http://glyos.com/database/
siddarth wrote:I downloaded Crappy's visual database. However, there are a few that are so close that I start doubting my eyes.
Bravecarrot22 wrote:siddarth wrote:I downloaded Crappy's visual database. However, there are a few that are so close that I start doubting my eyes.
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siddarth wrote:...there are a few that are so close that I start doubting my eyes.
NoPaintRequired wrote:I am confident in my identification, especially since they are in close succession to each other.
Cappy wrote:siddarth wrote:...there are a few that are so close that I start doubting my eyes.
Indeed, as their variety increases, it gets more difficult to generate pictures that clearly distinguish them.NoPaintRequired wrote:I am confident in my identification, especially since they are in close succession to each other.
I also am confident in NoPaintRequired's answer above.
siddarth wrote:Cappy wrote:siddarth wrote:...there are a few that are so close that I start doubting my eyes.
Indeed, as their variety increases, it gets more difficult to generate pictures that clearly distinguish them.NoPaintRequired wrote:I am confident in my identification, especially since they are in close succession to each other.
I also am confident in NoPaintRequired's answer above.
But if you're collecting from behind like myself, not having all of a certain color group in front of you can make you question is that Red Metal or Gendrone Liberation.
siddarth wrote:Same crayboth in both pics, with flash and without. Is he bright blue or dark blue or am I off? And no, he is not gold.
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